Danny Katch The war-makers demand a blank check If we don't challenge the myths and lies of the "war on terror," political leaders have their pretext for spreading violence and shredding civil liberties.
Jonah Birch Turning Paris’ tragedy into war Our horror at the carnage that was taking place around us in Paris was compounded by a recognition of what would come next.
Elizabeth Schulte A witch-hunt victim’s revenge It's a welcome turn of events when a persecuted communist is the affable hero of a Hollywood movie against McCarthyism.
Carl Finamore Labor’s “big bang”? The struggle for a $15-an-hour minimum wage could be the opportunity to finally revitalize the U.S. labor movement.
Steve Leigh UW hospital nurses fight for union security The Washington State Nurses Association picketed a Seattle hospital over demands for a fair contract and "fair share" representation.
Nolan Rampy The high price we’ll pay for their “free” trade The Trans-Pacific Partnership is moving closer to passage--and workers on both sides of the Pacific will pay a heavy price if it goes into effect.
Randy Childs and Gillian Russom Battling Broad’s charter attack in LA United Teachers Los Angeles has a major battle--one with national implications--on its hands over the future of public schools.
Ben Hillier Cynically exploiting a tragedy We stand in solidarity with the victims of Paris--and, at the same time, against the rulers who seek to benefit from this horror.
Dave Zirin We won’t be manipulated To "stay woke" after the Paris attacks is an act of conscious resistance against an ugly tide of Islamophobia and bigotry.
Seth Uzman You can’t erase the IDF’s crimes Palestine solidarity activists at University of Texas at Austin disrupted a lecture designed to whitewash Israel's military history.
